Step into the whimsical world of X. Fang’s latest book, "We Are Definitely Human," where three peculiar visitors find themselves in need of a helping hand from the kind-hearted Mr. Li. Although these visitors claim to be human, their blue skin and spaceship-like car say otherwise.
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Unexpected Guests: Mr. Li’s peaceful routine is interrupted when three visitors arrive at his doorstep seeking help to repair their “definitely not a spaceship” vehicle. Despite not having the parts they need, Mr. Li offers them a place to stay and promises to assist them the next day.
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Community Kindness: As word spreads about the unusual guests, the local community at the general store pitches in to help fix the visitors’ car. The travelers, unfamiliar with the customs of the town, are touched by the generosity and hospitality extended to them.
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Humorous Encounters: Fang’s playful storytelling is highlighted through humorous illustrations that capture the comical mishaps as the visitors navigate everyday tasks. From unique sleeping positions to using toast for unconventional purposes, the antics of the visitors will surely leave young readers in fits of giggles.
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Mysterious Identities: Despite claiming to be from Europe, the visitors’ strange behaviors and odd job descriptions reveal a deeper mystery. The enigmatic appearance and baffling statements of the visitors add an element of intrigue to the story.
- Memorable Characters: The distinct character design of the "definitely human" visitors, skillfully illustrated by Fang, creates memorable and visually striking personalities. Mr. Li’s struggle to describe them only adds to their allure and charm.
"We Are Definitely Human" is a heartwarming tale that celebrates the power of kindness and compassion towards strangers, regardless of their origins. Perfect for young readers seeking a light-hearted and entertaining story, this book promises to capture the imagination and laughter of all who dive into its pages.
Pair this delightful read with other favorites like Jon Klassen’s "The Rock from the Sky" and Jess Hannigan’s "Spider in the Well" for an unforgettable storytime experience that will leave a lasting impression on both human and "definitely human" audiences alike.